SAEDNEWS: Tehran alleges that, having failed to foment internal dissent during the recent 12‑day conflict, Israel has embarked on a covert three‑pronged campaign to undermine Iran’s political cohesion and international standing.
According to Saed News, a report by Fars News Agency reveals that Israel has initiated a sophisticated psychological and political operations package aimed squarely at the Islamic Republic. The first strand of the campaign purportedly involves a targeted propaganda push: Israeli-affiliated networks are instructed to frame Iran’s leadership—specifically the policies of the Supreme Leader—as responsible for the fallout of the recent conflict, a narrative rapidly amplified by outlets like Iran International and sympathetic domestic voices.
The second pillar centers on exiled opposition elements. Former monarchy scion Reza Pahlavi is said to be orchestrating a “Constituent Assembly in Exile” event next month in Europe, underpinned by clandestine invitations to Kurdish separatists and other anti-Iran terrorist factions. Observers warn this maneuver aims to fabricate a veneer of political legitimacy for a government‑in‑exile.
Most alarming, the third operation entails forging an alliance among disparate anti‑regime groups—including remnants of the 2009 protest movement, monarchists, and extremist separatists—under the coordination of Ardeshir Amir Arjomand, a veteran MEK affiliate. According to insiders, this coalition is drafting a “referendum manifesto” to solicit signatures both inside Iran from figures identified as “Mostafa T.” and “Abdollah M.,” and abroad under the aegis of subversive activist Reza Alijani.
Analysts caution that these covert measures mirror long‑standing Israeli strategies to balkanize adversaries through sectarian proxies and disinformation. As Iran grapples with the recent military and diplomatic fallout, its leadership faces renewed pressure to counteract an adversary increasingly adept at waging shadow warfare.
